Brexit

Edinburgh’s pro-independence devolved govt has pledged to uphold Scotland’s EU membership in whatever way it can

'It isn't really possible to be a proper back bench MP as a former prime minister'

At stake is Britain's position as a major world economy along with its future economic and employment growth

The European Commission last month ordered Apple to reimburse a record 13 billion euros

Says negotiating trade deals a waste without exporters to fill market

The eurozone economy has held steady since the June ballot, with employment and surveys of purchasing managers stable

The Conservative government has yet to set out its vision for Brexit following the referendum vote on June 23

Modi and May met on the sidelines of the G20 summit in the Chinese city of Hangzhou

'Australia is determined to provide its ally with support in negotiating new deals with other countries' Australia PM

Britain needs stability following June's referendum vote to pull out of the European Union: British PM

The ‘other’ is a powerful chord to strike and it possibly swung the Brexit vote more than any other single factor

Civil servants are still being recruited to the "Brexit unit" which will do the groundwork for withdrawal

Foreign ministers gathered in eastern German town of Weimar to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the 'Weimar Triangle'

Once Article 50 is triggered, it would start a two-year countdown to Britain's exit from the European Union

FCCI SVP says Brexit has complicated export challenges

Pakistan eyes preferential trade agreement with the UK

The unthinkable happened a couple of months ago when the majority of Britons voted to leave the EU

Analysts, however, expect it to rise in the coming months

Theresa May's government has indicated that it is planning to trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty

The cost will depend on the level of applications for funds and on when Britain leaves the EU

'The commitment could cost around £4.5 billion a year' says Finance Minister Phillip Hammond

Under GSP Plus, duty-free exports to UK will only remain available for another two years

Knight Frank's prime central London index fell 1.5 percent last month from a year earlier

Measures have been taken to control the effects of UK referendum

Theresa May promises a 'practical solution' on the Irish border in a bid to allay fears about a return to tough checks

May is due in Belfast for talks with Northern Ireland's First Minister Arlene Forster

The International Monetary Fund cut its global growth forecasts because of the Brexit vote

Equities: US stocks soar past previous records

IMF wants advanced economies to channel more public spending into infrastructure

'Brexit means us being more outward-looking, more engaged, more enthusiastic and committed on the world stage'

He says some 400 British Jews have applied for Portuguese citizenship since Britain voted to leave the EU

Northern Ireland and London voted to remain in the EU, while a majority in nine other UK regions voted leave

PM May relinquished Britain's presidency of the European Council, ahead of her first meeting with German Chancellor

Airbus slashed output of its A380 superjumbo

Scots as a whole voted to stay in the bloc in Britain's June 23 referendum

May also came under fire from EU leaders, who pressed her to trigger a Brexit as quickly as possible

May has repeatedly said that she will uphold the will of the public and that "Brexit means Brexit"

Theresa May says there will be no change in stance and the referendum decision will be considered final

Here is a list of some of the main contenders to take big jobs in the May government

'UK's access to EU's single market depends on respecing the freedom of movement of EU citizens' Merkel says

After six years in office, Cameron leaves a country mired in its deepest crisis since World War II

Wins leadership of Conservative party after rival Leadsom quits; vows Brexit

She is now the sole contender to take over from David Cameron

Pakistan can relate to stress buying into safe-bets that events like Brexit inspire

The petition called upon HM (Her Majesty's) government to implement a rule that would allow another referendum

Leadsom denounced the rumours on Twitter as 'gutter journalism' and 'the exact opposite of what I said'

He said fears that it could destabilise the relationship between Europe and the United States were exaggerated

Moody’s halves growth forecast for next year, retailers worry over sterling

There were 3,076 incidents reported nationally, an increase of 915 offences compared to the same period last year

Says European integration is crucial and the United States has a major interest in its continued success